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Typically, a "subscript out of range" error is thrown when you attempt
to access an element by name from a collection in which no such named element occurs. The first thing I would check is wheterh you do in fact have worksheet named "Sheet17". Also, try qualifying the references to the worksheets with the Workbook. So, instead of textbox20.Value = Sheets("Sheet17").Range("B9").Value & Sheets.... 'use textbox20.Value = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet17").Range("B9").Value & Sheets Here, ActiveWorkbook references the workbook that happens to be active in Excel, which may not be the workbook containing the code. To reference the workbook containin the code, regardless of what workbook happens to be active, change ActiveWorkbook to ThisWorkbook. Also, Sheets("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("I 65535").End _ (xlUp).Row, "I").Value = (Date) & " " & (Time) should probably be changed toi ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet 17").Range("I65535").End _ (xlUp).Row, "I").Value =Format(Now,"dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm") Change the format string within the quotes ("dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm") to the date and time format you desire. Finally, Sheets("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("I 65535").End won't work. Change it to Sheets("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("A I65535").End ' or, better With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet17") .Cells(.Rows.Coount,"A").End(xlUp).Value = _ Format(Now,"dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm") End With Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Excel Product Group, 1998 - 2009 Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email on web site) On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 04:50:01 -0800, pswanie wrote: i am calling the following procedure in a command button_click event. its however giving me a error. subscript out of range... any sugestions? textbox20.Value = Sheets("Sheet17").Range("B9").Value & Sheets ("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("K65535 ").End(xlUp).Row, "K").Value textbox21.Value = Sheets("Sheet17").Range("A9").Value & Sheets ("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("J65535 ").End(xlUp).Row, "J").Value textbox22.Value = Sheets("Sheet17").Range("C9").Value & Sheets ("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("L65535 ").End(xlUp).Row, "L").Value textbox24.Value = Sheets("Sheet17").Range("A15").Value & Sheets ("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range("M65535 ").End(xlUp).Row, "M").Value Sheets("Sheet17").Cells(15, "C").Value = (Date) & " " & (Time) Sheets("Sheet17").Cells(Sheets("Sheet17").Range(" I65535").End (xlUp).Row, "I").Value = (Date) & " " & (Time) ' Check for the data If textbox20.Value = "" Or textbox21.Value = "" Or textbox22.Value = "" Or textbox24.Value = "" Then MsgBox "Some data missing" End If |
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